Tesla Is No Longer Just An EV Stock — And That’s Exactly The Problem
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- Tesla (TSLA) still commands a $1.25T valuation, but growth in its core EV business is colliding with brutal competition and price cuts, especially in China.
- The stock is increasingly priced on future autonomy, robotaxis, and energy, not just cars — and investors are starting to question how fast that future actually arrives.
- With Elon Musk’s massive compensation package still a legal and financial overhang, Tesla has to prove it can turn its next-gen story into durable earnings, not just vibes.
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